First look at Week 2 DraftKings pricing

If I told you Sammy Watkins would be the highest-scoring player on the DraftKings main slate on Sunday,
you wouldn't have believed me. Hell, I wouldn't have even believed me. But he was. So with an early look
at DK pricing, who will be this week's Watkins?

If you followed some of the Week 1 DraftKings plays suggested like, say, Sammy Watkins, Lamar Jackson and DeSean Jackson, you just won all the money. But, uh, you know, just forget about the Tevin Coleman, Cam Newton and Todd Gurley calls.

Although Week 1 isn't officially in the books, the lovely people at DraftKings always put out the coming-week's pricing before Monday night games.

Every Monday, we'll have a preliminary look at the next week's DK prices and list a handful of players who stick out based on matchup, price, injury news, etc.

Again, this is for the DraftKings Sunday main slate ONLY. So don't go asking about Thursday or Monday guys. Because, guess what? Not answering. Sorry, pal.

Let's get it.

QB

Drew Brees $6,200 (at LA Rams)

Russell Wilson $6,200 (at Pittsburgh)

Ben Roethlisberger $5,800 (vs. Seattle)

Josh Allen $5,300 (at NY Giants)

RB

Alvin Kamara $8,200 (at LA Rams)

Todd Gurley $7,000 (vs. New Orleans)

Sony Michel $6,200 (at Miami)

Mark Ingram $6,000 (vs. Arizona)

Damien Williams $5,800 (at Oakland)

Matt Breida $5,200 (at Cincinnati)

Josh Jacobs $4,700 (vs. Kansas City)

WR

Keenan Allen $7,600 (at Detroit)

JuJu Smith-Schuster $7,500 (vs. Seattle)

Tyler Lockett $,6200 (at Pittsburgh)

Cooper Kupp $6,000 (vs. New Orleans)

Michael Gallup $5,600 (at Washington)

Tyrell Williams $4,400 (vs. Kansas City)

TE

Travis Kelce $7,300 (at Oakland)

Evan Engram $5,200 (vs. Buffalo)

Mark Andrews $3,800 (vs. Arizona)

Darren Waller $3,300 (vs. Kansas City)

DST

Chiefs $3,500 (at Oakland)

Packers $3,100 (vs. Minnesota)

Texans $2,800 (vs. Jacksonville)

-- By Nathan Joyce

@nd_joyce

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